House in Styria
5 guests · 3 bedrooms · 2 baths
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About this house rental
Built in 1960, the house has been extensively renovated, modernized, and redesigned with great attention to detail. The result is a retreat that meets the highest standards for true comfort.
A magnificent view of the rolling hills of Southern Styria, stretching all the way to the Slovenian border. Away from the hustle and bustle of everyday life, yet within about 5–15 minutes’ reach of essential shops, pharmacies, mountain bike rental stations, and regional culinary highlights.
The accommodation
Great care was taken to use almost exclusively natural and eco-friendly materials. All bedrooms have been designed differently and feature 100% natural latex mattresses.
The electrical wiring in the bedrooms is shielded to make the stay as comfortable as possible for guests sensitive to electromagnetic fields.
The two bedrooms on the upper floor each feature a 1.60-meter double bed with dimmable reading lamps and USB charging ports.
On the upper floor, there is a separate toilet and a bathroom with a shower, a freestanding bathtub, two sinks, and a large mirror.
The bed in the single room on the first floor is 100 cm wide.
Right next to it is a shower room with a toilet.
The living and dining area is approximately 45 m² and features a fully equipped kitchenette, including a wine refrigerator.
Guest access
Guests have access to the entire house, the terrace, and the garden.
The property is not fenced in so that guests can fully enjoy the great view and the charm of the countryside.
Additional Important Information
Sustainability:
The garden irrigation and toilet flushing systems are powered by a rainwater cistern and a modern filtration and pumping system. The house has been modernized with, among other things, high-quality triple-pane windows and 16 cm of wood-based facade insulation to significantly reduce energy consumption. The new pellet heating system runs on locally sourced pellets. The photovoltaic system will also go into operation shortly. Excess electricity is directed to a heating element to heat the water storage tank. The entire house features a special underfloor heating system for greater sustainability. The materials used are predominantly from Austria or the local region. The tradespeople and companies involved were from the region and even from the neighborhood.
A magnificent view of the rolling hills of Southern Styria, stretching all the way to the Slovenian border. Away from the hustle and bustle of everyday life, yet within about 5–15 minutes’ reach of essential shops, pharmacies, mountain bike rental stations, and regional culinary highlights.
The accommodation
Great care was taken to use almost exclusively natural and eco-friendly materials. All bedrooms have been designed differently and feature 100% natural latex mattresses.
The electrical wiring in the bedrooms is shielded to make the stay as comfortable as possible for guests sensitive to electromagnetic fields.
The two bedrooms on the upper floor each feature a 1.60-meter double bed with dimmable reading lamps and USB charging ports.
On the upper floor, there is a separate toilet and a bathroom with a shower, a freestanding bathtub, two sinks, and a large mirror.
The bed in the single room on the first floor is 100 cm wide.
Right next to it is a shower room with a toilet.
The living and dining area is approximately 45 m² and features a fully equipped kitchenette, including a wine refrigerator.
Guest access
Guests have access to the entire house, the terrace, and the garden.
The property is not fenced in so that guests can fully enjoy the great view and the charm of the countryside.
Additional Important Information
Sustainability:
The garden irrigation and toilet flushing systems are powered by a rainwater cistern and a modern filtration and pumping system. The house has been modernized with, among other things, high-quality triple-pane windows and 16 cm of wood-based facade insulation to significantly reduce energy consumption. The new pellet heating system runs on locally sourced pellets. The photovoltaic system will also go into operation shortly. Excess electricity is directed to a heating element to heat the water storage tank. The entire house features a special underfloor heating system for greater sustainability. The materials used are predominantly from Austria or the local region. The tradespeople and companies involved were from the region and even from the neighborhood.
Amenities
Non-smoking
No pets allowed
Family friendly
Map of Styria
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